# It's got a ball/socket joint in it. when you change the old boot, clean and grease the joint and you should be okay -->

Posted by Matt (93SE) on September 15, 2003 at 10:56:41: In Reply to: inner tie rod servicable? posted by denga on September 15, 2003 at 10:49:47: Just make sure that there's no freeplay in it when you tear it down. if it just flops around and you can tell it's worn, it's best to replace it. if there's some tension on it and it doesn't want to move unless you move it, then you're okay. simply clean and add new grease, install the boot and you're done. Replys:

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: Just make sure that there's no freeplay in it when you tear it down. if it just flops around and you can tell it's worn, it's best to replace it. : if there's some tension on it and it doesn't want to move unless you move it, then you're okay. simply clean and add new grease, install the boot and you're done.